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March 2nd 05, 05:59 PM
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yupyupxav wrote:
DOug, I just arrived on this forum, but something really important is not to pull too much positive G immediately after gone negative. -3 to +5 is physiologically more difficult than 1 to 9. (loss of conciousness) Xav Great point! I suppose that the negative G load causes the blood vessels to swell and if you go hard positive you are going to gray out at a lower G load. I can really feel this difference. 
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